Sunset Cangshan is far away, the weather is cold and the house is poor.

The Lord of Furong Mountain, written by Liu Changqing, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, depicts a quiet and slightly bleak rural night scene. "Sunset" is late, and the sun is about to set; "Cangshan is far away", and the distant mountains are particularly vast and distant in the twilight; "Cold weather" emphasizes cold weather; "White house" is a white hut built of adobe or stone, a simple and poor farm life; The word "poor" directly points out the poverty of the owner's life.

The concise language of the whole poem outlines a picture of a cold and poor cottage in a mountain village in the evening, conveys what the poet saw and felt during his journey, and embodies the poet's sympathy and concern for the living conditions of ordinary people.